A Mini Jerusalem Vacation
Last night Malkah and I had a half hour "to live" (instead of the common expression "to kill") in Jerusalem, and we could not find parking close to where we had to be. So we drove on and parked close to the King David Hotel. Suddenly Malkah noticed an attractive cafe and a proud kosher certificate in the window. But this was no regular cafe, rather, it was a chocolate specialty cafe named NONA. The place is brand new and will sport a ritual booth for the holiday of Sukkot. We had a Belgian waffle with blueberry cheesecake ice cream and a hot white chocolate drink. As you can tell from the plate, the place is recommended. (NONA is found on 28 King David St. in Jerusalem. Tel: 02-624-4129)
posted by Pinchas @ 12:32 AM
3 Comments:
At September 25, 2007 at 2:20 AM ,
Malkah said...
May I just add that I am not a Belgian waffle addict - you know how you have these people whose eyes light up when you say "waffle"?
Anyway, I have to say this waffle was AWESOME!!!! Special points for the interspersion of brown and white chocolate in the squares - made all the difference.
Recommended! Plus, the lady who owns the store makes her own gourmet chocolates that you can buy individually, or by the box. We ate one with sea salt and caramel. I liked it.
At September 25, 2007 at 2:30 AM ,
Ezra said...
While we are on the topic of kosher Jerusalem waffles - one of the most recent famed Jerusalem eateries to go kosher is Babette - the quaint and delectable waffle nook just behind Zion Square. You can get 'em with chestnut, chocolate, maple syrup and a bunch of other toppings.
Check it out: Babette, 16 Shamai St, 02-625-7004
At September 25, 2007 at 5:18 AM ,
Rafi G. said...
"ritual booth"?
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